MMA Matmen Streak Ends In Hannibal Loss
After four straight wins Missouri Military Academy wrestlers fell to Hannibal 48-8 on Wednesday. MMA notched three winners, Steve Nardini at 98 pounds, Vince Lindwede at 138, and Jim Kenderish at 105 while JV also lost 36-15 with three MMA forfeits. Next meet is Tuesday at Montgomery Co. R-2.
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Dan Kircher
Tom Merick
Dale Delaporte
John Schnitzler
Mitch Bonnifield
Helias Edges Mexico in MSC showdown wrestling meet
Helias Crusaders defeated Mexico 27-18 in a Mid-State Conference wrestling duel to clinch at least a share of the MSC title. Mexico led early but Helias won seven bouts to five, with key pins and decisions deciding the meet as heavyweight Mark Denham fell 1-0 in the final bout.
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Bartow Frustrated After Bruins Narrow Win Over UCSB
UCLA coach Gene Bartow expressed perplexity and concern after his sixth ranked UCLA Bruins struggled with lightly regarded UC Santa Barbara in a surprising game. The Associated Press notes Bartow’s unease as UCLA avoided a bigger upset.
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Missouri To Visit Iowa State
Missouri 14-2 visit 1-1 Iowa State as the Tigers aim to extend their Big Eight lead after an 88-67 win over Oklahoma State. Iowa State's coaching changes place interim leaders Gus Guydon and Jack Sutter at the helm amid a 1-14 season, while Nebraska, Colorado, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Kansas State face key conference matchups.
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NorCal T-Birds reach South Callaway final again in rout
North Callaway tops New Bloomfield 60 37 to advance to the tourney final as Will Butler scores 28 and 11 rebounds. Rick Wilson adds 10 for NorCal while Rich Custard leads New Bloomfield with nine. Blair Oaks edges South Callaway 50 35 in the other semifinal setting up a NorCal Blair Oaks final.
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Mark Twain Wins Despite Poor Play in Pleasant Hill Thriller
Mark Twain coach Joe Pettit says the Tigers continue to win despite uneven play as they edge Louisiana 48-46 to move to the Pleasant Hill tournament final against Pleasant Hill. Jeff Graham scores 19, Robert Stevenson 15, Cunningham 13, Chatman 12.
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Basketball and football brief highlights from Missouri tourneys and pro signings
Prep basketball notes from Clinton and Palmyra tournaments list numerous teams and scorers including Sedada Smith Cotton and St. Charles. Baseball rumor: Jim Kaat signs with Phillies for 275000 over two years. Football: Ray Schoenke retires to focus on life insurance. Vince Lombardi award goes to Leroy Selmon.
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